Mysql Thru OpenOffice
I want to retrieve some data from database through Openoffice?
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OpenOffice And MySQL
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Accessing MySQL With OpenOffice
This question is about MySQL and how it can be accessed with OpenOffice (presumably the same issue would arise with MS Office, but I'm not sure about that). The problem I'm having is with the setup in OpenOffice. The database currently consists of a single table, located in c:MySQLdata. The database is CD_Collection; the table name is Album. There is no password associated with the database/table. (I'm just getting started, and wanted to keep it as simple as possible; I'll add the controls later.) OpenOffice is version 1.1.2 I'd like to be able to open a text file, and import or link the document to the database. In the Data Source Administration window: - At the General tab, I've changed the Database type to MYSQL. - at the MYSQL tab, I'm not sure which Type of Connection to check, so I've tried both "Use existing MyODBC data source" and "Use connector /J3 MYSQL JDBC driver class" - Under General (still at the MYSQL tab), the Data Source URL shows up as either "sdbc:mysql:odbc" or "sdbc:mysql:jdbc" depending on which Type of Connection I check, but I'm not sure what else should appear on the line (that I should type). I have typed in <localhost>:<3306> and a path to the database, but I still get the same error as follows when I move to the Tables tab - when I click on the Tables tab, I get the following error: "No connection could be established for the URL sdbc:mysql:jdbc:<localhost>:<3306>" then the path I've typed. I'm quite sure the information I've typed in the Data Source URL line is the problem, but none of the examples in OpenOffice Help lead me to a solution.
Anyone Using OpenOffice BASE As MySQL Frontend?
I recently saw OpenOffice's Base: "BASE enables you to manipulate database data seamlessly within OpenOffice.org. Create and modify tables, forms, queries, and reports, either using your own database or BASE’s own built-in HSQL database engine. BASE offers a choice of using Wizards, Design Views, or SQL Views for beginners, intermediate, and advanced users ... For more advanced requirements, BASE supports many popular databases database natively (Adabas D, ADO, Microsoft Access, MySQL)" I' am interested to hear anyone's experience with using this as a tool, development tool, or front-end builing tool for MySQL apps.
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ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't Connect To Local MySQL Server Through Socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (13)
I have a problem connecting to sql and can't find anything on the net to solve the problem. I have some sql databases running on a server. when I'm root on the server and I want to login to sql I do "mysql -ustudent -p -Dwordnet30 and it works fine. when I'm logged in with the user account on the server, i get this error message: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (13) so with the same user name in mysql, i can log on when i'm root, but not when i'm the user. the grant table for the user looks like this: Code:
Can't Connect To Local MySQL Server Through Socket '/home/data/mysql/mysql.sock' (13)
I just installed mysql on linux. If I open a terminal, su to root, then type "mysql", I am able to connect to the server and run my queries. If I exit out of su so that I am my own id (baisley) and type "mysql", I get this error: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/home/data/mysql/mysql.sock' (13) Any idea why? mysql.sock has full permissions (read/write/execute), so it should be accessable by user baisley. If I am baisley and I run "mysql -u mysql" (as mysql is the user that the RPM set up), it will connect. What I would like to be able to do is run this without having to be user mysql all the time. How do I go about setting that up, or is it better to run all my queries/make tables as 1 user?
ERROR [HY000][MySQL][MyODBC 5.00.11][MySQL] 2006 MySQL Server Has Gone Away
Hosting Package Environment: ASP.NET ver 2 MySQL 5.0 FP Extensions 2003 Progression: Developed Website Outline Developed Database in Access2003 Migrated AccessDB to MySQL @ Hosting Service using Migration Tool. Can connect using MySQL Admin tools and run queries fine and all data, relations etc. are there. PROBLEM: (The heart of the matter) Starting simple, created GridView Control using Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express, a few glitches here and there, used the MySQL Connector/ODBC v5.00.11 followed instructions. Can see database in Database Connections Window but when I try to connect the GridView Control to it I get: "Database schema could not be retrieved for this connection. Please make sure the connection settings are correct and that the database is online. ERROR [HY000][MySQL][MyODBC 5.00.11][MySQL] 2006 MySQL server has gone away" Had thought that "Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express" might be messing with the ODBC driver so thought to download the .NET Connector. That's when it all went bad. The documentation does not say how to install or use the connector or where to put the files. It seems to assume that these bits of information are common knowledge and I suppose that if I had kept up with the technology it might be. But alas I didn't and it Isn't and It Don't work.
Warning: Mysql_query(): Can't Connect To Local MySQL Server Through Socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)
I'm trying to connect to my MySQL database (sitehosted by GoDaddy) using PHP. I am having these errors and don't understand what they mean Warning: mysql_query(): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2) in /home/content/n/l/a/nladmin/html/v5.0_3/c_register.php on line 6 Warning: mysql_query(): A link to the server could not be established in /home/content/n/l/a/nladmin/html/v5.0_3/c_register.php on line 6 Notice: Query: SELECT * FROM types MySQL error: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2) in /home/content/n/l/a/nladmin/html/v5.0_3/c_register.php on line 6 here4 Warning: mysql_close(): no MySQL-Link resource supplied in /home/content/n/l/a/nladmin/html/v5.0_3/c_register.php on line 13 I've checked paths and connection settings and don't see any problems. My guess is now that the problem is coming from the opening and closing of the DB. my script, c_register.php uses a require_once('../mysql_connect.php') to open the connection to the database. But I also have a function definition in c_register.php that uses require_once('../mysql_connect.php') when called because it needs a connection to the DB. Here's a visual that might help:
MySQL Error Number 2003 :: Can't Connnect To MySQL Server On 'hostname'(10065)
I was running an older version of the query browser a while back to connect to an older version of mySQL (3.0) running on a linux box. The server hasn't changed, but the query browser has been upgraded to 1.1.10. I can't go back to the older version of the query browser because the machine that ran it got re-formatted so I downloaded the new version and installed it. So ... I get the following error when I try to connect: MySQL Error Number 2003 Can't connnect to MySQL server on 'hostname'(10065) Interestingly, I wrote a simple PHP script to connect to the server and pull some data off of it:
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MySQL Variables, Modifying Microsoft SQL Sequence Insert For Use In Mysql
I have the following microsoft SQL statement that inserts 25 new records in sequence. However I am trying to modify this to work in MySQL. I cant seem to get the variable decleration right. I tried using DECLARE CurVal int but that generates a mysql error. How can I modify the code below to work under mysql? Code:
Can't Connect To Local MySQL Server Through Socket '/tmp/mysql.sock'
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Can't Connect To Local MySQL Server Through Socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)
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Error With SQL Statement When Using MySQL 5.0.24 (Works Fine In MySQL 4.0)
Here is my query that worked in mySQL 4.0 but not in MySQL 5.0.24: INSERT INTO magtallynew SET magempnum=?', magcentre='YVRRC', entrydate=��-08-15', empnum=?', empcentre='YVRRC', connection='Rockwell', service='Express', region='dom', callertype='CSR', otherdept='', transferredcall='No', directrespdept='No', station='Not Applicable', withoutmagassist='Yes', category='Accounting', issue='Advised On Contact', comments='test' Here is the error message I get: #1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'connection='Rockwell', service='Express', region='dom', callertype='CSR', otherd' at line 1
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Remote Connection To MySQL DB Server From Client With No MySQL DB
I have MySQL server running on a Solaris machine. I have a Perl tool that is run on multiple operating systems (Linux, Solaris, MKS on windows, CYGWIN on windows). I would like to post to the MySQL database on the Solaris machine from this script when it is run on the different local clients. All these clients share a single network share (available via Samba on windows). Is there a Perl module that I can install in the network share that I can use to connect remotely to the server DB?
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Can't Connect To Local MySQL Server Through Socket '/var/lib/mysql/mys
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Question Regarding MySQL Interface Options And MySQL Vs MS Access
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Another JOIN Problem After MySQL 3 -> MySQL 5 Upgrade
I have inherited a query that works perfectly on MySQL 3/4 but not 5. I didn't write it and very little experience with joins. So my first question is... what's it trying to do and the second question is... why isn't it working? The exact error message is: Quote: Unknown column 'u.user_status' in 'on clause' SELECT u.user_id ,u.user_username ,u.user_status ,u.user_display_name ,s.user_status_name ,u.user_default_email ,u.user_accepted_regions ,u.user_hotel ,u.user_FROM user u ,user_ticket t LEFT JOIN user_status s ON s.user_status_id = u.user_status LEFT JOIN user_plan p ON p.user_plan_id = u.user_hotelier_plan WHERE u.user_id = t.user_ticket_user AND u.user_id > 0 AND t.user_ticket_ref=".$strTicketRef." AND (" . time() . " BETWEEN t.user_ticket_created AND t.user_ticket_stale)
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$sql = "SELECT IF((SHOW TABLES LIKE '$subselectTableName'), count(*), NULL) AS numRows FROM $subselectTableName"; I am trying to write a SQL statement that will tell me if a table exists or not, this is because PHP will throw Fatal Errors and halt all programming if the table does not exist that I attempt to query. How do you write an elegant MySQL 4.1+ statement to detect if a table exists or not?
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